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can you raise clams in a dugout? for eating that is?
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Many static water clams will thrive and grow quite well in a pond especially if there are sandy or gravel areas in the pond. Don't collect your specimens from a stream get them from a lake or pond. You are on your own for edibility.
aka Pond Doctor & Dr. Perca Read Pond Boss Magazine -
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Does anyone know of anyone raising clams commercialy in ponds? I read somewhere that you need a particular fish as a host for clams to multiply.
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